ENGL 395/LITR 154/HUMS 165 The Bible as a Literature: Internet Sites

Archived web site that provides access to many historical and modern Bible versions and translations

Collection of Bible versions and study tools.

Nice interface for comparing an eclectic range of Bible versions and translations.

Allows you to view parallel versions of the Bible. Most are modern translations.

BIble Search tools, includes many modern English Bibles in addition to the Westminister Leningrad Codex, Morphological Greek New Testament, the Latin Vulgate, Textus Receptus and the Septuagint..

Oriented toward online parallel Bible research. Recommended for ease of use.

A guide to scholarly internet resources relating to the New Testament. Highly recommended.

"Intended as a resource for serious, scholarly studies of the early Christian writings and their social world."

This is a handy way to find occurrences of a word in other parts of scripture. This is designed to be used with the KJV.

Compiled by Calvin College and part of the CCEL. Includes several Bible translations and other resources organized by scripture citation.

A wide variety of BIble versions and translations in many languages.

Online access to the periodicals Biblica and Filologia Neotestamentaria.

Three bible versions may be compared at a time.

This website, created to honor the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible, has a wealth of useful and unique information. Much of it is conveyed by excellent videoes. Highly recommended.

Digitized by the University of Pennsylvania Library. This is an easy to use digital copy of the 1611 King James Version. Highly Recommended.

This site is basically advertising the book The Story of the Bible by Larry Stone. The entire text of his book is digitized as a "flip book" and there are many informative essays on the topics relating to the history and development of the Bible. It is a good site and recommended for someone new to the topic.

This blog written by David Dault discusses the physical and iconic aspects of the biblical scriptures. Click on the "King James Bible" in the word cloud for a series of posts that have appeared on the KJV. Many of these deal with common misconceptions about the Bible in English.